| Curriculum |
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Woodland offers a traditional secular curriculum. Textbooks are selected from the list approved by the Virginia Department of Education. The curriculum is established by the Academy and uses the published SOL's as a reference in establishing minimum expectations. SOL testing is not part of the school's curriculum. Stanford 9 standardized tests are currently the independent instrument used to monitor student progress in grades 1 - 8. The Metropolitan Achievement test is administered to evaluate Kindergarten progress. |
| Primary (K-2) | U: Unsatisfactory Progress |
| S+, S, S-: Satisfactory Progress | |
| O: Outstanding Progress |
Intermediate and Middle School (3 - 8) |
| 99 - 100 A+ | 93 - 94 B+ | 86 - 87 C+ | 79 - 80 D+ |
| 97 - 98 A | 90 - 92 B | 83 - 85 C | 77 - 78 D |
| 95 - 96 A- | 88 - 89 B- | 81 - 82 C- | 75 - 76 D- |
| Below 75 F |
Enrichment Classes |
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| Art | Primary | O/S/U |
| Intermediate | O/S/U | |
| Middle | O/S+/S/S-/U | |
| Computer | Primary | O/S/U |
| Intermediate | O/S/U | |
| Middle | O/S+/S/S-/U | |
| Library | NO GRADE | |
| Life Skills | NO GRADE | |
| P.E. | Primary | O/S/U |
| Intermediate | O/S/U | |
| Middle | O/S+/S/S-/U | |
| Spanish | Primary | O/S/U |
| Intermediate | O/S/U | |
| Middle | O/S+/S/S-/U |
Report Cards and Interim Reports |
| Report cards are sent home
quarterly. The dates for these reports are listed on the Academy Calendar Interims are sent home to inform parents of a student's progress between report cards. All students functioning at "D" level or below, as well as those students who are functioning two grade levels below their normal work, must receive Interim Reports from the subject teacher. Teachers may also send Interim Reports home at their own discretion. |
The Academic Excellence Lists |
| Academic excellence awards are presented at the end of each quarterly grading period in 4th - 8th grades. |
| Director's List - A's in all subjects. |
| Honor Roll - A or B in all subjects. |
| Scholar's List - 6th - 8th
grades only - B average for the quarter with no grade below a C. |